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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
TERRIBLE DISASTER
= cock eyss way At NlLrAoSEE.
A8aax oas aa1lEst Fsrssas FreciPitAssd
Eals 1As " slsE-A 2aanas - 1asD
Lass 1bsir Lisss fbs nes4At
"a Carisslfs ID see = bs4s
Lsaat sd.

MlsArzsx Auz. "a teEri5is accident
hz2peasd lass lals afternoon inrins tas
laana1iaz of ne aeF steam rarse Wclf
Woif A - stissa's slip yard. A i4fss cros4
~ 81. q 4aHlsa isf e1l..Ilsa aal Esis-fr'i
{. siIaa4 fae sfeat 1.ck tes
AerIas efe .a.l l4aiesaF 90 tte a.-
ais sIl. ..s sig aa s4 tess eo.-fls
tsal . l - .aess 80 4l4rl -4i a-s
l-As4 eis4e 4ss sI ~ nalise.ls si slseea
tors. llsg ssfs cautioned lef 20 ss44d
90 the -fEer platform Dll ~ 90 puFfs,se.
I4sir s-s-I tosst1sr sltl tue s2Fcs %
r1s l4ugcz la1ssa clnallef1oie p0ruoA ot
ia docs ID zlFs aaT. precl elraiins nearly
sle hlaare1 peTsoss ilt0 che river The
trrriois eres % tas Eoulen and eni.area
ealse.i f1-ill u horror 90 ran Llrousl -Aa
eisal eToNls o4 tAe sppos'is bank of ms
slr. ~ lltresis 81 ro~ oea-s we're on the
. sns - fns fsrr8ls lIz4s.er ia a. ilsEAlE
sl1 assssf-t ulsisrisilg Ia rescglng lls ~
for lt.4tss flsla crc Rliaa-
alale Ler1ei lflee1 Fears OH Ras 2ll-es
- 1sai boss sil1 E1.cl cJai - lad 90
81f ~ 1Dafz An llkloEl n.aL cas-
81 ..-e11tl o. 1ci iEesn tle sap and t1e coal
dlex. elt vas completely erusnsd- The
body si1 Ea4 c3l'l all Pc i4al4 caiF.a
trIes-e. twenty .s-t yeus oid. IA
rlalrist reteiVet dangerous Worlis.
sr. Died ilr-ls tie evening che les
" alr.cs nts sent fo a uriEo oorlnF ifnf
store. sld trn ilrro o. lls residence
~.trs -e d.sd shorty sasr1 arcs. 1ifs-
jaus. b. p ell ala H1lcae- ea shoulder
aaa l-aa. sle mma.el m.o RE walter BAT
vas sasai alsrRsrd Ars. A,eelE GIBBS
fta eoaals- 81 lsa1 4ll shea le-s sne
as. fell 1870 tne rlfel o4t sAs rs-leA
IN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
A GREATLONDOA FIRE
one naluoN DOLLARS DAMAGE.
fbs treat " sxeasssss 81 Ssiili.=9 wai1s
isy. DrsgsF. yisixsd - klrs-A = aHa-
bzE u Lives LSss 4na A4sy
FersoEs I4s1Fsa.

LoSDos. A.. 6-Ihs enormous sare-
houses of Wa. Whitley draper and genera
re-keepsr II Qaesns Road. bayswatss,
we're partly dsslroys1 oy IRE tAss evening
TIE a4Isse 81 exceed s. W, 90 aid Il .
believed there wss 10 insurance. On 2By
part Of tns properly oGrnsc. previous IRE
pec1rTi nk la TIE establishment unfer suspi
elo4s circumstances. having Induced he
companies ~ REUSE - take further rska
e. ~ TIE emp.Oyes OF The establishment
were xllled. anc gso nremrn alsO i9st their
ives. tne number o. lsrsJRs injured Is
uol den1itsiy knOsn. but Il Is .arge. " alie
score Cf nreusn were passing over 4 rail
tri9sS connecting the buildings occupied
Dy Nnitely. nfty feet above The grOuad, the
structure fell, precipiizung them t0 tne
pavement. AL Of them were badly ia-
Jured, and some Of them fatally.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

FIssss $40 s1~<s.sasss AErseis.
v ssaIsssr3s, AK e---goasl1srzoiss pace
~ill Be asg.ts1 ~ tas s9eiset sf gisoD4E-
Easias u tbs sn1slal rspert u The Col-aais-
sleaer q l9krnal ksssnas iof t1s 1-e-i
ysar .asg ssssa. Tas names ol a. tas
assoala. zaline 1asuafa.,llrefs So e zixeni
- sell ~ lie aa.szas psss11ce1 cf casa
i % 1uMosr ~ p3111s 0l ol<oM4fs1 az &c
ex .or,el 49, as9 be NFea- A1efe
~i 40 20 osnl8lGsd ~ tlz fe-
port 1esCrilDoa Ct tssts USED
~ detect o.ssllar game. There are msly
~ pr8Fe4eHEs soon 20 bs Daie ~ tls
llsiao1 ~ Inspecting oleoal4fs sTins pro-
11Ets Cns1.sls ef the 54lea1 are no~
rrtesF0ruk ~ 2 s.sFsr soLze a4eAns = here
p sseel 80 -e ~ q sf-asef de.lse ~
lan ffe-sl- ~ ilLffrnae =
letea s4.iaF aalS ts yarle-s manufactured
sff Ef
saf ealc fh4- TIE o.eDmsrzarI &c
Ca "a l1F.r u-4us ia porlans sleps
14Fe oee4 la45g L.aal1 tns improvement
~ tns Q4stayds a. arst adopted ~ detect
spurious butter con pounds. A great say X
~ tll-e and i45og "a. eee4 accols plls1ed
D. tie esi4oiishmeLt Of laboratory IA
Chicago, lhsoeatsr 0i 0leomAEgarlne pro
lucers las sgsgenI $ nearing perfection
n0s aud DY next year tne chemists hope
20 nase sglLc-slt daia for : y1fy Interesting
r~Dort or o4e0ol4I saFIne aud .ludred pro-
1-C.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
The Calhoun Doctrine.

"Calhcun held that the states were sover-
eign, that the constitution was merely .
compact between separate sovereign nations,
20 be construed entirely by The rules of in
ternaticnal law; that such q treaty, when
broken ~ one state. was no longer binding
upon any; and that, consequently, the de-
claration Of "A state that tie constitution had
been violated absolved the people Of that
state from any further allegiance CT obedi-
ence 70 the United States until the wrong
had been made good. TO Calhoun's mind
this theory did not initiate against the ez-
istence Of the Union; it only operated as a
check upon the tyranny Of national major
ity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
SERIOUS CHARGES.
The Old Peoples Insurance Company of
Jackson Accused OF Crook ksdness.


Jackson Accused of Crooksdness.
sk-..s.ts Nst Vt-s.sss--sA.>s.
JAcKsoS, Aux. 6-Circulars we're sent ont
today 70 the policy holders Of the old Peo.
pes Insurance Company. Of this city, b. J.
IA. Sia-er. Who has resigned the manage
meni OF the company. In the circular Mr.
Slater makes some grave charges against the
cc.upsay and its financial standing. lie
state that the treasurer. ". T. Gibson, who
Las uo given bonds IS required 10 90,
owes "a apsny SoI9 and thar ot4er funds
have ? neen properly accounted iOr og
Aln. Tie --temeIt sent out 5v tie company
Aas - nee VI 2019 ID the reserve fund.
~ tie per cent. OF assessments had been
used : GO other purpose lhan 10 pay losses
Asee would now De SS s97.oy in the re-
serve lro. The bank account OF the treas
urer shows bar $500 in the fund. The
recorcs shows that on Juae IL tie trustees
voted . - OF the company money 10 pey
tneI O Vn leb;s Slater also claims taat
". 1. Iloson offered 10 pay him several
hundred 10 resign IN his favor He closes
Dy "a Ius there were other OLD peoples n
surau coz panles in the State that are re-
liable. -nd That they would probably accept
their insurance without changing their
mem ership. Mr.. Slater new company is
now located at Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07


f. GeFsuzay -As soserousart sxerc1sss .
Tsia ssEegs lsl9l ossT - e41-2Eioz * ek-l-
dfe1- - teaca<Fs 4Fs sFas1e9s ex&za1nsds
sppeinlsi 2na s@l4 - sEs gsYeraEzs1t, srs
rsgaTCied 4s Sszeers ~ tAs goyeFEL.ent, 4rs
sxsDPt frSG n---12Fy duty, 4na TecSlFs .
psnz-sn - Asa 10 Assser 4ss - t~@cA As
pSrssa = &pqola-e1 te2eber wks = nos Ia
good stan4.ag "a = ehsrch. L2-Aer4ns Jew
"a 81 C&lLol4e. he toscAsrs ssEDsnAIsess
Or noFEEal shoes. are q t~o srsees. 90
siEaed To- tAe talaing 81 te~eAsTs Ter the
lever FflasAIg se1eois q tks rural disrrlces,
snd ths L4TS6 her sEa o1her Eigher scDo@ls Il
the cites. IAeTe aTs separate schee.s fer
macs sld lszaal-s. LaeA enc osns1sts q ths
professional or nsr.ssl scaeol pioIers sna
a primary model seaool or school " pEao-
Els lac alnloer IL 4.dRlls IA e@cn nerIasl
school ls ianslea 10 seventy, Who are aanait-
ted ~ o0Mpetilss sxaIainatlous open TO
al over Il year. II age, whe possess certia-
Gates as 70 character. hszll- ana natural
aptitude
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
sAD Fos ne KNoHrs-


large Ntobsr Llxsi4 - leave the
orasr "a NsFsrk-
>sFAaz. \ j.. Aug 5.-ll .a sia.st today
that On Monday or TUESDAY m0ralng. wosn
ths n.ea are .o - O. work IN the large
leather establishments of This c.ty. they
49, te rse leate4 81 sign papsr agreeing
to e.taar1~ l1om the Knights II Labor.
sld in retulB wIl 10 proml.ed years
Nork sl.1sIf any fs1IeLlo" in WaTes i- :
lacclslacd tl4s iuiiy tleee loGr-hs OF -he
men Vii sign ths agreement. a. tneT
a. anxious lo get OCT oi the hnish-s, oNias
20 tle heavy assess l@ns au4 intern Al
f.aloi11 q tlsc organ z2tiel- Aany oi tle
men are Ia artears Co. dues. snt MS vii
s10ra hem good sxcuse Tor lelViug. TIE
manufacturers have conteuq atsd tuls step
Tor some ame. and have lalI Ia q stock OK
xoods tazs vii i45l them three or four
n.alnshs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

The holy alliance was entered into in Paris.
September. 1873. by the enperors Of Russia
and Austria and tie king Of Prussia 1t was
an attempt To announce "a principle of gov
einmont which II was expected would secure
Justice snd prosperity and peace TO Europe.
1t was considered thai the French revolution
and the supremacy of NAPOLEON | was the
work Of men. The human laws by which
the state was governed were to be purified
ana invigorated BY divine power.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

The United States Naval academy wa,
founded III lS45. The buildings were trans
ferred from the war to the naval department,
and In these midshipmen who were from
time to time on shore were given instructions
In naval matters. IN 1910 the school was
reorganized, the course Of instructions was
revised ana the title changed from Naval
school to United States Naval academy,
and TWO years later the term of study was
fixed at four years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
The HOP Al T4E OTTAWA.
Grand Rapids People Participating In the
Delightful Dance.

ttt--s.tt - H-t St-l-eN2-atNA-O.
HOLLAND, Mich, Aug. 6-The hop ct
The Ottawa tonight was enjoyed by q large
number Of people. Squiers band furnished
the music anc the dancing continued uutli
suspiciously near twelve, 10 fact tae clock
experienced 2 set back about that time. Of
tne many dancers that th-onged the hoor
the following were noticed: Geo. NJ Leon
ard and wiie, c. II. Dyer anc wife, Fred L.
Maynard and vile, q. w Wright and vile.
Arthur Meigs and wife, Asa Lyon and wife.
&. l.. Ives and wife, Or. Sigh and wife,
Misses Clara aud Ella: Ward, Mrs. Lacey,
Lotis Lacey. NG0el Severens, Anna Wyses
u rs. J. >ours, Mrs. Judge Sevelens, Mrs. d.
+ otearns and daughter, Mrs lsrssl OF Raj
aInazoo. =. and 5. Spires acd families Of
Kalamazoo, w. Burk and family OF Calves
ton. Texas; Prof. lawson. Charles and John
NcQuewan and \. b. Scribuer, OF Grand
Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

The pstroi wagon -ss called 70 tie store
of n :. lewis. on erxn6vilis-s~s.. abo1t 4
o clock yesterday afternoon. vhsre IS vas
found thsf Robert Mcdonnell. a I'D ten
years old. hsf fallen thiriV fees eat Of a
trse ard broken h5s rEht ise between tfs
knse srf the hir Fe 49, fassn 10 BE
home st - Map est. and ~. Holden San
moned r. re6uce3 TIE fracture, sad The
Boy vss resting sss7 LAST IA gat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
A Young Man Shot.

tsr-as.st - y.E 1zlt.sNa-7tSANa.
EAToS RAPIDS, Aug. IF. Clark, young
man about 20 years old, living six miles
east Of this place, was shot by Ohm Will
liams, of this city. The bali entered the
abdomen from the side, lodging there.
They had both been at the Salvation Army
meeting and had some words In regard o a
girl. Upon Williams leaving the meetiag
Clark followed him and wien they mad
gone but short distance from the barracks
Clark passed Williams, when the latter,
without warning or provoca ton, shot
him
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
SEIZED By JOHN BULL.
= Messenger Boy Arrested for Violating
Brush Postal Laws

=
British Postal Laws
NEw YoRK, Aug. 6.--Iounz Savidge. the
District messenger boy. No. 1, -. who was
sent % England oy Managers Frohman and
Sothern 10 deliver special souvenirs. was
arrested IN London last night The charge
against him Is thar be violated the British
postal avs. The only particulars received
caa.e in fas following messs.e al ga "a fo
f.laar1 iRe Voc uadr arI ausr inun. io.
th b.. .an so.tr.atisu.
L0~nov. Als. 81 He-sene p boy are. ,ed.
p.4ft. ass .iaItrsH -n..l tn .ouu-
sell naI. CHASSIS ttFEhfnV
Over I-I Is now lay To- Ia u1l1 " tae
Eneuy lu L.u-ou-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Col. George G.. Briggs. OF ibis city, ha.
been made permanent chairman Of the
Gettysburg monument commission, con
stituted 10 carry out the provisions OF bill
pssssd by the lsst Legislature. approprias-
ing Boooo0 f5r tie erection Of = no onrulent
to commemorate tas Aicnigen regimen ts
rho fought in Ghe mem ora5ls battle. Ihs
conl mission vii visit Gettysburg -0on AMI
eTreCt 70 hsvs the monument rssflr Tor
unyeihnz oy July next. Eae twenty hfta
snniversarv Of the battle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

It seems absurd that the magnetic needle,
without which no sailor has dared to leave
port for centuries, should still be an object Of
mystery; nevertheless it is fact We are
not only ignorant why the needle points
north, but DO not know the cause OF its varia-
ticn. One thing we do know is that when
used on an iron ship the needle is much af-
fanfai
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

aea. Backasr IISsiy 20 Have a Majority
90 about 1900.

asa- Backasr Iissiy 20 Have Majority
30 Ahsus 1900.
Lors4utz. Aug 6.-0racial returns lFom
el Cd tts I'D counties ia the SAFE show a
Derubnsan sain og z7s1p and a Demo
crs lc gaia oi is8. ns. Republican gain.
- go A majority Of The counties 10 hear
fr0u are expected 90 give increased kepuo-
lcaa zsrs At tae pfeser. rate o. gains
the Democrats vii have majority. oil
Eb0u- 1900. Hon. James - A
Mckenzie. secretary oi S-ale, sad r4g4r.
II tnink ths Democrats plurality viii
round up 20 about ID COO / can only
attribute the xrea. c1t In the majority -
ths failure Of members OF the party so turn
ont ard vote. Then tks vOtS o. the Pr0hi-
bitior ticket was dawn almost exclusively
from oar side. don't think there's any
thing in the note IN the e Rture 0t re0uss
% Cen. Bucxnel. he IS 4 clean, honest
and capable ulAn and maize a most ao.e
canvass
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
EXCELLENT Domestic Wine.

a housewife who makes excellent cherry
wine does it after the following formula:
Stone and mash the cherries and strain the
juice. To one quart of juice add one or one
and a half pimts Of water according to the
richness Of the juice. Some juice viii bear
more dilution than others. To every gallon
Of the mixture add three pounds of sugar.
Let stand in an open mouthed jar with mus
quito netting over it until it ceases to ferment,
then bottle and cork.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
A Prominent jackson Mans Death.

tk-L9sNtt = Va Nt-taNAA- -ctNkL9.
JACKSON, Aug. 6.-Hon. Barnsbas s.
Chaplin, died this morning of Bright's
disease, from which he has been suffering
for the past year. Mr.. Chaplin has resided
in this city for twenty years and during
that time has been one OF the leading busi-
ness men. de was at one time engaged in
banking business ana was treasury Of the
For. va ne, Jackson & Saginaw railroad.
lie was % years of age.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Al Albany physician c.aiaas - have made
cIriozs discovery Be SAYS - has remarked
= fail 10 tse muscular powers q rosry
business men, sd On inasi-y found tsss they
kad been Uslng tTpe writers or employing
s-snoTrsphers instead e writing their o-n
krfers Ghis. te Pt7sician declares vith
nsueh show ~ ssrnestness. has DERIVED hasi-
ness men r a very ht1e dessrsbie sxsrriss e
TIE rixht arrn. sni bas - scroe ex1ent Affected
tlseir general heath 80 pkrpeSsn, u ray
- ststed. - re-nar sssse fer his extrsorsin Ia
rilT acsss ro~eTs 1f sss<r<sesea- sazy
Cor EreoklTn EzsA
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
He hlu.f Have Mat

itt-la7Ft = ~ Ft-t4ttA- stRl-s-
LUDlsGToS. Aug. 6.-Wm. Wymens.
wanted for stealing cattle. was brought here
from Saginaw by Sheriff DOorey this after
noon. " vman was not long ago convicted #
killing decr out Of season. ont not c0ntentsd a
Win venison must try bis hand on oeei.
hence IS trouble
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

At the close Of the Frsnco-Prussian war
the provinces Of Alace and Lorraine were
not demanded from France by the German
govelnment because they had formerly been
German territory, nor as containing Ger
man population. bat as the key - an inva-
sion of Germany. At least such was the rea-
son given az tho time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

The English army does not lack for officers.
There are he,i marshals, 20 generals, 80
lieutenant generals arl 130 major generals,
iu ali 1c9 general officers. Tns greatest war
of TINS century wss carried on hv the United
Sta es. with only two officers above the grade
oi mejor general. viz, general and lieuten-
ant gsneraL
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Mr. q A. Heil. If CsiilIac. Mich. has
c.en here t--.firE for 6rop-ical fr1,1h =.
snd n. Il. z Aierfcn. - Nsucs.ons Net.
treating fer rnerstic eif.cuilv. B.f- an
tc'nsn returned % TIER h,rrsz cured f-ona
teeir aA1.efios, stsef oDiy fe~ weeks treat
nent EiIh l}r. " r. Ross.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
n.ef ~ GranllrilIe

GRASDvTLLE. Aug. 6-Ha-.ow Jackson.
farmer resiiing three and s-haif mile
southwest ofthis village, who came iato tae
vilaga today D deliver apples vas taken
with a 'lspdc ht and died within a tea
hours. yas formerly Of KentCry. HIS
sgs vss ears.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Ire Society for PHYSICAL Research. which
vas organizod in England some years ago,
row hos many hrsuches and tie printed re-
ports ~ - i7res cations form cousi 5erable
literature Us ohts-t IS io siuey spirit8alis-n.
ciairvoy ance. rrind reading apparitioss ard
OIL real or Supposed supernatural msnifss-a-
t.r.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

TIE co-- -ulenceraeut in the use of gunpor-
der involved SD on-oaliiY. It Coes not au-
TesT to have rivsiai ss uss q lie eros bo~
ti tte re -u RI E,lrera AL 1873 Is abont fha
earliest date mentioned 8f rs ia Enzland-
j ras many years before q actIvaiy super
sssled The Cd slet1os ~ propulsion
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

TIE Roysl Tsnpiars viz give an sxcu--
sion 0n Iears iav. August a. lss1. 70 o.
AVS beach. iaeindisg a twenty uils ride
on Lsse Michigan. on The elegant stse -i ~
flneen of the lakss. Fars for t1e ro1ni
trc tiQo Be sare md b17 Roya Temp
isr uckets. which l1c.lde = tventv mis-
Fide on LAKE, Michigan. See -ostsrs for
further particulars
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

ttslasi<t - v-s it~szsAa--EsA.s
EDMoRE, Aug. 6.-The game between the
home team and the Stanton base ball club
resulted in q victory for the former by &
score OF II to 30. The batteries were Cum
ings and Bighart, for Fillmore; Gilman aud
Houck for stanton.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

rss.rssf Ves 7slsssAa-ssatAa.
Sszs SO, Aug. 6.-TEs tT1 s0ns OF Ever
EFT do Do, the man who sss found des1
Eve ma-s southwest of here. arrived last
evsniur sd iOo< charge Of toe BODY. IL
w4s Sc % Ienawee county for intesmert.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

: tramp steamer IS cne tsat So ls = csr-o
vlersvsr ID may te fesnd some knd-
hearted rerele srs good enough - cal
trsups travs.srs, bat sise efe-f voald b. 81
L t6Is gent.eness v-rs extended 70 sseaxsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

SO. 1ssts 20 F-s rs>-ssss- tsfs.a.
Jsc~s7S Aug. e.-Georzs Phillips. a.
snuat died almost instantly q heart
disses sst evening. Pnfiirs vas rrorni-
uenf rem beT Of tie Bro'herhooJ Of Ion
motlEs EaElnesls
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Dear Slrs For the face. Chsmplin's =
LIQUID Pssrl is TIE vsrv best preparation I
ne ever used. sod ior the future shall
1ss no other.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Esnd sewed isGiss' shoes for 1900 q
Monroe e. east side Of Csmpsu square
En- a. D0NNELr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Hss0ns Mems Shoes - ~ TIE Rosso-,
store. Fl. q DonneL i a Aozr0e-st.. east
side of Canrsa SaEars.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Hason Neas shoes 3 - The Boston
shoe store. FL q pcnnel. = Monroe 81
east .lie nf Lannsn snnars
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

wAss1vs-ox. AK. T.-sliehtiy warmer.
far ressasr riads shiftiaz - soutaerly
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Hand sewrd ladies shoes for 81 %. =
M9nroe-st. sast 9Gs u Campaa square.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-09
ALWAYS WITH YOU"
Remember the Poor and the Needy

Remember the Poor and the Needy.
The restitution is very great among the
Door. and the severe weather found them
poorly supplied with the necessaries OF
life. The demand for soup at the soup
house for those in health and for sick
rations is enormous and on the increase
daily. A visitor to the Mission House at
II o'clock in the day will often find it
crowded with the lame, halt and blind OF
all colOrs, races and sexes, and their
wants being supplied by the matron, fire.
u%uenily assisted by two or three OF the
Mission ladies'. The additional donation
of coke by the Council has enabled the
ladies Of the Mission to meet the lmpor-
tunate demands for fuel made upon them,
and they still hope some help will be
given to enable them to have 1t hauled,
instead of paying for hauling out of their
private means, which they are now forced
to do in the cause Of humanity.
Contributions of old clothing, shoes
and bed-clothing are also earnestly re-
ouested.
Contributions Of any kind can be sent
either to the Mission House, No. 106
North Fourteenth street, or to the follow
ing ladies: Mrs. NJ. f. Baker, 213 East
Franklin Mrs. John Addison, 800 Park
avenue; Mrs. George p. Stacy, 4O6 East
Cary street; Mrs. Raleigh Colston, 700
East Franklin Mrs. j. +. Moore, Todd's
row, Franklin street; Mrs. j. Kratz, 301
East Clay Mrs w. II. Peasants, 25l0
East Grace; Miss Webb, 101 East Frank
lin Mrs. j. J. Greer, $40 East Clay.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-09
Died Full Of Years and Honors.

Mrs. Sallie Farrar, relict OF the late
DR.. II. +. Farrar, died at her residence,
Mohican, Amelia county, last Thursday.
The deceased was the mother Of the pop
ular and genial Judge f. r. Farrar. AS
she had lived a holy and upright life her
death was calm and serene. Mrs. Farrar
was seventy-nine years of age, and was
full of lovefor the traditions and legends
of Virginia's other days.
Mr.. John L. Reams died Friday at his
residence on Louisiana street, Fulton, in
the seventy-first year Of his age. Mr..
Reams was for many years a resident Of
S~wansboro, afterwards Of Manchester,
and was held in universal respect.
Afterthe Richmond Cedar Works Com
PAW built their works in Rockets be
moved over to be near his sons, most Of
whom were employed by that corpora.
ton.
In Fulton, rs Manchester, he enjoyed
the confidence and esteem of all who
knew him. The funeral took place at 3
o'clock yesterday evening from Clopton-
street Baptist church in Swansboro.
Mrs. Jane w. Rountree died in Man
chester yesterday aged 81 years. Mrs.
Rountrce was one of the Oldest residents
of Manchester, and was highly esteemed
by a large circle of friends. She was the
stepmother Of Mr.. A. W. Rountree, lately
deceased, and the mother Of his wife.
Her funeral will take place from the Cen
trail Methodist church, Manchester, this
evening at 3 o'clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-01-09
AND STILL
The Royal Society of Good Fellows"

The Royal society or Oood reiio"s'
Next Thursday evening Mr.. NJ. F.
Hudnall, ID. d., will institute a lodge of
this order at Schiller Hall, No. COG East
Broad street, with a charter list Of fifty
men gotten up by Mr. j. A. Cosby. The
object of the society is to unite fraternally
all white men of sound bodily health and
good moral character, who are socially
acceptable and who are between the ages
of 10 and SO years; to assist the widows
and orphans of deceased members; to
establish a fund for the relief OF sick and
distressed members to establish a widows
and orphans benefit fund from which, on
the satisfactory evidence OF the death OF
a beneficial member Of the society who
has complied with its lawful require
ments, a sum not exceeding three thou
sands dollars shall be paid as provided
by law.
This and kindred organizations are
doing much good throughout the country.
There are already two councils OF this
order in the city, and from its many
popular features it is likely to grow
rapidly.